Romans 8:1 Sadly, many people allow shame to create a barrier between themselves and God, feeling unworthy to approach Him. But Paul makes it clear that those who place their faith in Christ are freed from condemnation. In Christ, we are liberated from the chains of shame and guilt that once kept us from surrendering… Continue reading July 11th – Romans 8:1
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July 1st – John 8:36
John 8:36 Being free in Jesus means experiencing liberation from the chains of sin, guilt, and condemnation. Not a religion but a relationship, this freedom transforms our lives by shifting our identity from slaves to sin to beloved children of God. It grants us the ability to choose righteousness over sin, guided by the Holy… Continue reading July 1st – John 8:36
March 5th – Matthew 27:14
Matthew 27:14 I can’t begin to imagine standing before a judge, accused of crimes worthy of death, and not defending myself. That’s why it’s hard to fathom the depth of Jesus' humility and selflessness as He did just that. Brought before Pilate, the Lord Jesus faced false allegations and unjust condemnation. Het despite the weight… Continue reading March 5th – Matthew 27:14
January 18th – John 8:11
John 8:11 Jesus was teaching in the temple when the scribes and Pharisees threw a woman they had caught in the act of adultery at His feet. Expecting the punishment of death, the crowd waited for Jesus to give His pronouncement. But instead of declaring the women guilty, Jesus did the unthinkable. He forgave her… Continue reading January 18th – John 8:11
Neither Do I Condemn You (John 8)
John 8 In John Chapter 8 we find Jesus preaching in the temple, when a group of scribes and Pharisees bring a woman caught in the act of adultery to Him for judgement. "...they said to Him, 'Teacher, this woman has been caught in adultery, in the very act. Now in the Law Moses commanded… Continue reading Neither Do I Condemn You (John 8)
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